Changeset b7fd2a0 in mainline for uspace/app/rcubench/rcubench.c


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Timestamp:
2018-01-13T03:10:29Z (7 years ago)
Author:
Jiří Zárevúcky <zarevucky.jiri@…>
Branches:
lfn, master, serial, ticket/834-toolchain-update, topic/msim-upgrade, topic/simplify-dev-export
Children:
a53ed3a
Parents:
36f0738
Message:

Use errno_t in all uspace and kernel code.

Change type of every variable, parameter and return value that holds an
<errno.h> constant to either errno_t (the usual case), or sys_errno_t
(some places in kernel). This is for the purpose of self-documentation,
as well as for type-checking with a bit of type definition hackery.

Although this is a massive commit, it is a simple text replacement, and thus
is very easy to verify. Simply do the following:

`
git checkout <this commit's hash>
git reset HEAD
git add .
tools/srepl '\berrno_t\b' int
git add .
tools/srepl '\bsys_errno_t\b' sysarg_t
git reset
git diff
`

While this doesn't ensure that the replacements are correct, it does ensure
that the commit doesn't do anything except those replacements. Since errno_t
is typedef'd to int in the usual case (and sys_errno_t to sysarg_t), even if
incorrect, this commit cannot change behavior.

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  • uspace/app/rcubench/rcubench.c

    r36f0738 rb7fd2a0  
    126126                thread_id_t tid;
    127127                /* Also sets up a fibril for the thread. */
    128                 int ret = thread_create(thread_func, bench, "rcubench-t", &tid);
     128                errno_t ret = thread_create(thread_func, bench, "rcubench-t", &tid);
    129129                if (ret != EOK) {
    130130                        printf("Error: Failed to create benchmark thread.\n");
     
    217217        /* Determine iteration count. */
    218218        uint32_t iter_cnt = 0;
    219         int ret = str_uint32_t(argv[2], NULL, 0, true, &iter_cnt);
     219        errno_t ret = str_uint32_t(argv[2], NULL, 0, true, &iter_cnt);
    220220
    221221        if (ret == EOK && 1 <= iter_cnt) {
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